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OnePlus Nord 2T starts receiving Android 13 based Oxygen OS 13 in India

OnePlus Nord 2T gets stable Android 13 update in India 

OnePlus&nbsp;Nord 2T starts receiving Android 13 based Oxygen OS 13 in India

OnePlus has begun rolling out the stable version of Android 13 based OxygenOS 13 to users who participated in the Open Beta program. The update is currently available only for Nord 2T users in India. The company will test the update with a small group of users before releasing it in other regions.&nbsp;
OxygenOS 13 for the OnePlus Nord 2T includes the new Aquamorphic Design, December 2022 security patches, and various new features as per the changelog. If early adopters do not report any issues, the update should be widely available in the upcoming weeks.

Is the OnePlus Nord 2T a worthy successor to the OnePlus Nord 2, and the best phone you can buy in the mid-range? Find out in our OnePlus Nord 2T review.

OnePlus Nord 2T Review: Still the best mid-range smartphone?

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OnePlus Nord 2T

Is the OnePlus Nord 2T a worthy successor to the OnePlus Nord 2, and the best phone you can buy in the mid-range? Find out in our OnePlus Nord 2T review.

The OnePlus Nord 2 was one of my favourite phones of last year. It had a great camera, a pretty speedy processor, and provided great value for money in the mid-range segment. All of these things are still true for the OnePlus Nord 2T, because this is basically the same phone, with a few upgrades. Is this still the best mid-ranger you can buy?
Before I answer that question, let's quickly unbox the device and see everything that&rsquo;s inside. OnePlus sent us this really nice media kit, which has these really cool-looking badges and stickers. It&rsquo;s also got this very impressive plac for the new MediaTek Dimensity 1300 processor, and a message from the team.
In the retail box, along with the phone, you get all the paperwork, a nice sticker pack, and a great clear case, which is nice to get. There is also the 80W SuperVOOC fast charger, of ecourse, which we&rsquo;ll get to in a bit.
Design
Design is the one area where the Nord 2T distinguishes itself from its predecessor, the OnePlus Nord 2. You will immediately notice the new camera bump, which is much larger both in surface area and height. Taking up all that space are two ginormous lens cutouts, with the bottom one hosting two cameras.
Apart from that, the design mirrors the Nord 2 with rounded corners and curved edges that give it a very nice hand-feel, and make one-handed use quite convenient. The button placement is all identical as well, which does mean that the OnePlus slider is still here, and lets you quickly change between ring, vibrate, and silent modes. It&lsquo;s gone missing in some other phones, so I&rsquo;m glad to see it here.
The front display is also the same, with 3 symmetrical bezels flanking a slightly bigger chin. The fingerprint sensor remains on the front display, and continues to work without any issues.
We&rsquo;ve been sent this Jade Fog colour, which is a teal-ish greyiish tone that does look quite stylish, but is glossy and a proper fingerprint magnet. I am more partial to the Grey Fog colour variant, which has this shimmery matte black back. The backs are all glass, and there&rsquo;s no equivalent to the Green Woods leather back finish of the Nord 2, which I really miss. But there&rsquo;s no denying that the Nord 2T is an extremely stylish phone.
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Display/Sound
The OnePlus Nord 2T retains the 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, which continues to be pretty great. An upgrade to 120Hz for the refresh rate would have been appreciated, but things are still pretty smooth at 90hz. The screen also supports HDR10+, although it&rsquo;s not yet supported in the Netflix app. The screen also gets Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection.
The stereo speaker setup on the Nord 2T continues to impress, with great loudness, soundstage, and clarity. I found it usable enough to listen to music on it, and watching content is also a great experience.
Camera
The OnePlus Nord 2T gets a 50MP Sony IMX766 main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP depth sensor. If that sounds familiar, that&rsquo;s because it is the exact same camera setup as the Nord 2. In fact, I tested out both cameras side-by-side, and there are really close to no differences in the images, as you can see here.
It&rsquo;s a good thing, then, that the IMX766 continues to be a flagship-grade sensor that&rsquo;s great value for this price, and produces incredibly detailed images with vivid colours, good depth of field, and nice dynamic range.
It&rsquo;s also very good at shooting portraits, where the depth sensor seems to be doing a solid job because subject separation continues to be fantastic, and you can get some very nice looking shots.
The flagship-grade sensor really shines when it comes to night photography. The main camera is able to take excellent night shots, taking in a lot of light, and this is further helped by the night mode processing which can get light from basically pitch black darkness.
The 8MP ultra-wide is less sharp and has less dynamic range than the main lens, but does an adequate job when shooting landscapes or buildings in bright daylight.
The main camera can also do 4K 30FPS video, which is pretty clear with decent smoothness during pans. If you want more stability, the ultra-stable mode will kick the resolution down to 1080P 60FPS.
The 32MP front-facing camera continues to take great pictures with accurate skin tone capture, and even portrait mode works very well here. Things can get a bit wonky when the HDR kicks in, leading to slightly weird colour palettes and oversaturation.
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Performance
One of the upgrades the Nord 2T gets over its predecessor is the new Dimensity 1300 chipset, over the Nord 2&rsquo;s Dimensity 1200. Or so you would think. A closer look at the spec sheets of these chipsets reveals that they are pretty much the same. Both the Dimensity 1200 and 1300 have 1 Cortex A78 core clocked at 3Ghz, Cortex A78 cores clocked at 2.6Ghz, and 4 Cortex-A55 cores clocked at 2 Ghz. They both also support LPDDR4x RAM, which the Nord 2T gets either 8 or 12GB of. The phone also has options for 128GB or 256GB of storage.
This similarity is borne out by the synthetic benchmarks, where both phones get more or less the same scores, accounting for a standard margin of error. Nerd speak aside, this basically means that the OnePlus Nord 2T will be very fast in general day-to-day usage, while taking pictures, or using social media apps, just like the OnePlus Nord 2. And the OnePlus Nord 2 has not slowed down or shown any lag at all over the past year, which bodes well for the Nord 2T&rsquo;s longevity.
There is, however, one difference between the Dimensity 1200 and 1300 chipsets. The newer Dimensity 1300 chipset gets MediaTek&rsquo;s HyperEngine 5.0 technology, as compared to HyperEngine 3.0 in the Dimensity 1200. This is a set of optimisations that MediaTek claim make the gaming experience much better.
Now, I didn&rsquo;t notice anything wildly different between the two phones, but still the Nord 2T is a great phone for gaming. On Apex Legends Mobile, for example, it can do UltraHD graphics along with Ultra framerate, and keep a steady 60 frames per second throughout the match. On Call of Duty: Mobile, it achieved Very High graphics with a Very High framerate. It also didn&rsquo;t get too hot after 30-40 minutes of gaming, which is great.
Software
The OnePlus Nord 2T launches with OxygenOS 12 based on Android 12, along with all the new features that brings like Work-Life Balance, which can quickly let you switch apps and settings, and the new OnePlus Shelf, which you can access by swiping down from the top right to get quick access to stats and shortcuts. You can also use the new OnePlus Scout search feature from here, which can search within your apps and files along with the internet.
Now the OnePlus Nord 2 also did get most of these features with the Android 12 update, which only happened quite recently, so I hope that the Nord 2T is faster with the eventual Android 13 update.
One thing I do have praise OnePlus for is the complete lack of bloatware, which makes for a very clean new phone experience, and I really, really appreciate it. When most of their competition at this price point comes chock-full with pre-loaded junk, the clean and smooth OxygenOS experience is a delight to use.
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Battery
OnePlus has packed in a 4,500mAh battery into the Nord 2T, and the phone maintains a pretty decent battery life. With very heavy usage, that involved a lot of gaming and picture taking, I got around 4-5 hours of screen on time, which is really good.
The one big spec upgrade this phone does receive, is that the charging rate has been boosted from the Nord 2&rsquo;s 65W to 80W, matching OnePlus&rsquo; flagship phones for this year. This means that the Nord 2T can go from 0 - 100 in an incredible 27 minutes, which remains very useful, especially while travelling.
Verdict
The OnePlus Nord 2T is an incredible value for money phone, which I think says a lot about where the smartphone market is at in 2022. Rising prices and dropping specs have meant that newer phones often haven&rsquo;t been as powerful as older ones, and buyers have had to spend more to get better specs. All of which means that the OnePlus Nord 2T, with it&rsquo;s great display, speedy processor, and fantastic camera, remains an excellent mid-range phone I can easily recommend to anyone.
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Best Mobile Phones under ₹30,000: When it comes to the best smartphones under ₹30,000, there are a lot of tempting options out there.

Best Mobile Phones under ₹30,000 |  Best smartphones under ₹30,000

When it comes to the best smartphones under ₹30,000, there are a lot of tempting options out there.

Best smartphones under ₹30,000

When it comes to the best smartphones under ₹30,000, there are a lot of tempting options out there.

Best Mobile Phones under ₹30,000 : Mid-range smartphones over the years have gotten so good that they very often question the need to spend an insane amount of money on so-called flagship phones.
So, here is a list of six such phones that cost under ₹30,000, but offer a very well-rounded experience nonetheless.
<h3>iQoo Neo 6</h3>
iQOO&rsquo;s <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/iqoo-neo-6-review-new-mid-range-champ-1654779848442" target="_blank">Neo 6</a> is the most well spec&rsquo;d smartphone you can buy for ₹30,000. It has a Snapdragon 870 chipset at its core which ensures good gaming performance. It also comes bundled with a powerful 80W fast charger.
The phone's 120Hz AMOLED display is also quite good for watching media and its stereo speakers enhance the overall experience.
<h3>Poco F4</h3>
The new Poco F4 is quite similarly spec&rsquo;d to the iQoo Neo 6. It has got the same Snapdragon 870 SoC, a 120Hz AMOLED display as well as stereo speakers.
It also charges pretty quickly with its bundled 67W fast charger.
Choosing between the Poco F4 and iQoo Neo 6 mostly comes down to which brand&rsquo;s software experience you like better.
<h3>Realme GT Master Edition</h3>
If you fancy buying a unique-looking phone with good overall performance, you should check out the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/realme-gt-master-edition-review-sd-778g-at-just-25-999-1629544120783" target="_blank">Realme GT Master Edition</a>.
Its suitcase-like back panel is designed by industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa and it really stands out in a sea of similar-looking phones.
It also has robust specifications which include a Snapdragon 778G chipset, 64MP triple rear cameras, and a 120Hz AMOLED display.
<h3>Samsung Galaxy A52s</h3>
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-a52s-5g-review-best-samsung-a-series-phone-1631343284837" target="_blank">Galaxy A52s</a> is the only phone here with promised 5 years of security updates. It&rsquo;s also the only one here with an IP67 rating.
The A52s is powered by a Snapdragon 778G chipset and also features a 120Hz AMOLED display.
<h3>Moto Edge 30</h3>
The Moto Edge 30 stands out with its high-resolution 50MP ultra-wide camera. With this phone, your ultra-wide photos won&rsquo;t look much inferior to the ones you take with the main camera, which also has a resolution of 50MP.
Motorola&rsquo;s Android skin is also very minimalist, so those who value a clean Android experience should have a look at the Edge 30.
<h3>OnePlus Nord 2T</h3>
The new Nord 2T comes with the new Dimensity 1300 chipset which makes it quite a powerful phone. It also features 80W fast charging which means that you can top its battery up very quickly.&nbsp;
The 50MP triple rear camera setup of the phone is similar to that of the Nord 2, which isn&rsquo;t a bad thing since it takes good photos.&nbsp;
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The upcoming OnePlus Nord 2T is a minor update over the existing Nord 2.

OnePlus Nord 2T price in India leaked online

The upcoming OnePlus Nord 2T is a minor update over the existing Nord 2.

The OnePlus Nord 2T is tipped to launch in India on June 27 by a webiste named Root My Galaxy.
It must be noted that OnePlus has not officially revealed the phone's launch date and it is all a speculation at this point. The same website also claims that the base 8GB + 128GB variant of this smartphone will cost Rs 28,999, while the higher 12GB + 256GB version will cost Rs 31,999.&nbsp;
The Nord 2T is not very different from the Nord 2, save for a couple of speficiation upgrades and a slightly different design.&nbsp;
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The phone will come with a Dimensity 1300 SoC which is one of the newer chipsets from MediaTek.
Another significant upgrade will come in the form of a faster 80W wired charging. The Nord 2 only charges at 65W.
Other than that, the phone will have the same 50MP + 8MP + 2MP rear cameras and a 90Hz AMOLED display that's marginally bigger than its predecessor's at 6.5-inches.&nbsp;

The Indian pricing of OnePlus' two upcoming phones - OnePlus Nord 2T and OnePlus Nord 2 CE - has been tipped.

OnePlus Nord 2T, OnePlus Nord 2 CE price in India tipped

The Indian pricing of OnePlus' two upcoming phones - OnePlus&nbsp;Nord 2T and OnePlus&nbsp;Nord&nbsp;2 CE - has been tipped.

The OnePlus Nord 2T, an updated version of the OnePlus Nord 2, is expected to launch in India by April or May. OnePlus is also expected to launch the OnePlus Nord 2 CE smartphone in February. The pricing details of these smartphones&nbsp;have been speculated upon.
<h2>OnePlus Nord 2T, OnePlus Nord 2 CE price in India</h2>
Tipster Yogesh Brar has commented on the expected pricing of these two OnePlus smartphones in India. According to Brar, the OnePlus Nord 2T is likely to be priced between ₹30,000 to ₹40,000 in India. The OnePlus Nord 2 CE, meanwhile, is expected to be priced between ₹25,000 to ₹30,000.
<h2>OnePlus Nord 2T specs</h2>
The OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone is expected to be powered by as-yet unannounced MediaTek Dimensity 1300 chipset. It may offer a 4,500mAh battery with 80W fast wired charging. The other specs remain similar to the OnePlus Nord 2, including a 6.43-inch FHD+ 90Hz AMOLED display. It may come with up to 12GB RAM and up to 256GB storage.
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<h2>OnePlus Nord 2 CE specs</h2>
The OnePlus Nord 2 CE is expected to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 900 chipset. It could offer a 6.4-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate, and an in-display fingerprint sensor. It may offer up to 8GB RAM, and up to 256GB storage.
For optics, the OnePlus Nord 2 CE could offer a triple rear camera setup, which includes a 64MP main sensor, an 8MP secondary, and 2MP macro sensor. The phone could also sport a 16MP front-facing camera sensor. OnePlus could pack in a 4,500mAh battery with 65W fast charging support.

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone, which could arrive as soon as February.

OnePlus Nord 2T leak reveals Dimensity 1300 SoC, 80W fast charging

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone, which could arrive as soon as February.

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone. The successor to the popular OnePlus Nord 2 could arrive as soon as February. However, OnePlus has not officially announced any information about this phone yet.
<h2>OnePlus Nord 2T specs</h2>
The OnePlus Nord 2T could be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1300 chipset. The chipset has not been announced yet, but could offer some upgrades over the Dimensity 1200 seen in the OnePlus Nord 2. The phone could also come with up to 12GB RAM. It could sport a 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate.
For optics, the OnePlus Nord 2T is expected to feature a triple rear camera setup, with a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP monochrome sensor. On the front would be a 32MP selfie camera.
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The phone would also come pre-loaded with OxygenOS 12, based on Android 12. OnePlus could pack in a 4,500mAh battery with 80W fast charging support, as opposed to the 65W fast charging of the OnePlus Nord 2.

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